Rye House Inn, Hoddesdon, Herts, UK
Posted by: 
bill&ben
N 51° 46.208 E 000° 00.383
31U E 293457 N 5739712
An architecturally interesting pub near Rye House Gatehouse.
Waymark Code: WMAK0K
Location: Eastern England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 01/23/2011
Views: 4
The earliest pub on this site was circa 1600 and was called the King’s Arms. The present building incorporates cast iron gothic Victorian window features, however the main part of the building is part of a rebuild in 1980. The two storey bow windows came from a house in Cheshunt and were added in circa 1870 by Henry Teale, the proprietor of a pleasure garden centered around Rye House. It is rumoured that the pleasure gardens had 12000 visitors in a single day!
Real Ale: yes
Bar Food Available: yes
Restaurant: yes
Children Allowed: Special rooms
Garden: yes
Accommodation: no
Beer brewed on site: no
Dogs Allowed: Not Listed
CAMRA Listed: Not Listed
Website: Not listed
General comments: Not listed
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